kötelezettségekért

Kötelezettségekért is a Hungarian linguistic and legal term formed from kötelezettség (obligation) in plural form kötelezettségek and the postpositional suffix -ért, which means "for" or "in exchange for." The expression is used to denote that some consideration, payment, or compensation is related to fulfilling, assuming, or being responsible for obligations. It is most common in legal, contractual, and financial texts, where it links a payment or other form of consideration to the obligations described in a agreement or statute.

In practical use, kötelezettségekért often appears in contexts such as contracts and financial statements. For example, a clause might refer to the "kötelezettségekért járó ellenszolgáltatás," meaning the consideration or fee paid for satisfying the obligations. The phrase can also occur in formulations like "kötelezettségekért cserébe," signaling that something is provided in exchange for the obligations. Its use emphasizes the relationship between duties and the corresponding compensation or value exchange.

Relation to other terms: kötelezettségekért is closely related to ellenszolgáltatás (consideration), ellenérték (countervalue), and díj (fee). It functions more as a grammatical-structural device within sentences rather than a standalone legal category; it helps specify pricing, compensation, or exchange tied to obligations. In Hungarian grammar, -ért marks the beneficiary or consideration aspect of the noun it follows.